Sentence examples for pointed articulation from inspiring English sources
The most pointed articulation of the power of the Moore campaign was still Bannon's.
In the "Crucifixus," for example, the two cellists appeared to invent the ground bass afresh with pointed articulation and natural phrasing, and such little emphases abounded.
He promised to support the President, with qualifications: "As long as its constitutional, as long as it advances our society, our culture, our country". He quoted Scripture, declared that Americans have "distanced ourselves from the very foundations," and said that "God can still bring us back". The most pointed articulation of the power of the Moore campaign was still Bannon's.
But Mr. Levin, a musicologist and performer who specializes in Baroque and Classical repertory, which he often performs on fortepiano, played with clarity and pointed articulation, deftly revealing the complexities of this complicated sonata, particularly in the fugal fourth movement.
Her Venite... inginocchiatevi, in which Susanna helps Cherubino into his disguise, is charmingly delivered, but Davidson's rare gift for well-pointed and telling articulation ensures that it is not without a good-natured mocking irony.
Several early authors believed the frilled shark to be a living representative of otherwise long-extinct groups of elasmobranchs (sharks, rays, and their ancestors), based on its multiple-pointed teeth, the articulation of its upper jaw directly to the cranium behind the eyes (called "amphistyly"), and its "notochord-like" spinal column with indistinct vertebrae.
Articulation points represent obligate bridges.
Dancer Jermaine Spivey, who moves with a miraculous exactitude and articulation, is introduced as a kind of doppelganger for Young, jerking through pointed gestures as the voice on the PA annunciates each word.
Articulations were pointed but never dry.
Articulation, pedalling, dynamics.
